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Story behind the design

Everyone a looking out the window on a car ride pictures characters running along side navigating the
obstacles they’re passing. The story of Hiro 6 Rail was born from this experience.
Hiro was trying to improve his microbots so he wouldn’t need to wear the transmitter. Instead of being
able to control them, they have begun to think for themselves and have escaped to San Francisco. Now Hiro
and Baymax need your help to get the team together and round up the microbots.
Wasabi, GoGo, Honey Lemon and Fred have spread out across the city. Each of them has been drawn
to different parts of the city Japantown, Golden Gate Park, the Mission, and Ghirardelli Square. Hiro and
Baymax are taking the rail as they follow the microbots to their friends to get their help in the cleanup effort.
As you board the rail you will join Hiro and Baymax on their mission. As you travel towards your destination
you will get to watch the heroes as they navigate the city of San Francisco around you.

Guest Experience
In this day and age people want to get from one place to another as quickly as possible. But there are
still those who enjoy the journey. Hiro 6 Rail is for these people.
When boarding the rail you have the choice of four stations positioned around the city in Japantown,
Golden Gate Park, the Mission, and Ghirardelli Square. Wasabi, GoGo, Honey Lemon, or Fred will greet
depending on which station you enter. At each station you will get a unique experience based on each
character.
Once you board the rail the fun really begins. Each cable car vehicle travels in groups of three. As you
look outside the window along the journey Hiro and Baymax with their friends rush about trying to contain
the microbots. While there is an overarching story, there are also small arcs from station to station, for those
only traveling one stop. To help bring the experience to life the car sits on a hydraulic platform to add in the
fun. For those who wish the last car of every group is motion free. The hope is to make commuting when
enjoying San Francisco, a chance to stretch your imagination and smile.

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 Story Arcs
1. Fred 2. Wasabi
W h e n   l e a v i n g   F r e d z i l l a   S t a 1 o n   H i r o ,   Wasabi   is   thrilled   when   they   reach   Japantown  
accompanied   by   Baymax   will   explain   how   his   and  he  is  able  to  suit  up.  They  spot  the  group  of  
microbots   escaped   and   ask   for   help   finding   his   microbots   flying   away   and   head   on   aGer   them.  
friends.  Along  the  way  they  will  find  Wasabi  not   The   microbots   try   to   aHack   them   but   Wasabi   is  
suited   up.   Baymax   will   pick   him   up   and   carry   able  to  cut  his  way  through  them.  Unfortunately  
him,  whining  to  his  sta1on. they   aren’t   able   to   keep   up   with   the   microbots  
but   lucky   for   them   they   find   GoGo   at   Golden  
Gate  park.

3. GoGo Tamago 4. Honey Lemon

This  is  the  longest  journey,  spending  most  of  it’s  
AGer   Finding   GoGo   fixing   up   some   bicycles   the   1me   along   the   waterfront.   Along   this   leg   the  
gang   happens   upon   Honey   Lemon   without   her   gang  will  meet  up  with  Fred  at  Fisherman’s  Warf  
purse.  They  are  suddenly  aHached  by  a  group  of   gePng   him   to   help   collect   the   last   of   the  
microbots.   Upon   collec1ng   the   last   bots   Fred  
microbots   which   have   stolen   the   purse,   using   it   celebrates   by   jumping   along   the   Golden   Gate  
against  them.  The  microbots  drop  the  purse  and   bridge.   Upon   Reaching   Fredzilla   Sta1on,   Fred  
Honey   Lemon   is   able   to   retrieve   it   just   before   trips   knocking   open   the   box   of   microbots   and  
reaching   the   Mission   District   and   Honey   Lemon   sePng   them   free.   Passengers   leave   to   Fred’s  
loud   complaints   about   losing   his   sandwich   as   the  
Sta1on. rest  of  the  team  begrudgingly  departs.  

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 Vehicle
Design
Cars will depart in groups of three. The
front two red cars will have hydraulics enabled.
The final car will be blue in color and will be for
those who wish for a smoother commute.
The cars will not feature any windows and
instead have interior walls covered entirely by
Organic Light Emitting Diode displays. The
OLED displays are flexible, allowing seamless
viewing on nontraditional surfaces.
These innovative displays will mirror the
stunning views of San Francisco that would
ordinarily be limited by windows. The real time
views will provide a real world background for
the Hiro and friends to carry out their stories and
immerse the passengers.
Organic solar panels will be placed on the
top of the trains. This third generation solar cell is
not solely a form of clean energy. It is
mechanically flexible, allowing the ability to
harness energy on nonlinear surfaces. And they
are color customizable providing the opportunity
to make surfaces aesthetically pleasing.
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details Ticket Front

Ticket Back

Vehicle Interior Castmember Costumes

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 Station
Design
The Hiro 6 Rail will have four stations,
each themed with either Wasabi, Honey
Lemon, GoGo Tamago, or Fred.
Upon entering the station, guests will be
find character themed shops and restaurants
to their right and left. Directly ahead will be the
ticket booths and turnstiles.
Once through the turnstiles, passengers
are directed take stairs or the elevator up to
the platform on the second floor. Here
passengers will take cues from Hiro 6 Rail
casts members. Prior to boarding, passengers
can watch “live” scenes from the heroes’
journey.
Furthermore, keeping the Hiro 6 Rail
environmentally friendly is a high priority. Solar
panels will be placed on the top of each station
to ensure that energy consumed is from a
renewable source. Although San Francisco is
a foggy city and seemingly not ideal for
harnessing solar energy, the cool climate and
the inevitable daylight enable the panels to
perform close to optimum efficiency.
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Location: Location: Location: Location:
Japantown Golden Gate Park Mission District Ghirardelli Square

Wasabi N’ Things GoGo Bicycle Honey Lemon and Fred’s Invisible

Rentals Tea Sandwich Shop

Postcards, magnets, This is a small bicycle A quaint little Tea Fred’s Invisible
and other travel rental, allowing shop on the outside, Sandwich Shop
necessities are made guests to take a ride Honey Lemon and offers subs of all
available at the through Golden Gate Tea doesn’t just offer sizes, including the
Wasabi N’ Things gift Park. The rental exotic teas and cold F r e d z i l l a
shop. Just don’t offers bright yellow b r e w e d c o ff e e . I t Monstrosity. Eat a
mess up the single bicycles as caters to the young as sandwich or just look
displays. There’s a well as tandem and a soda fountain of the like you are. Invisible
place for everything, child carriages. 1930s. Sandwiches are on
everything in its the house.
place.
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